"Thomas Heller" <thomas.heller@ion-tof.com> wrote,
> There are some signs :-) that Python's object
> model is going to be revised even _before_
> Python 3000.
>
> Is someone willing to join me fighting
> for class methods (I mean 'real' class-methods
> in the Smalltalk style here, _not_ static
> methods like in Java or C++).
A couple of years ago I did this as an extension module. It might
still be around (I still use it). Take a look for something called
objectmodule. It's actually a mechanism for implementing different
object models from within python. Beware, class methods are just part
of what it is capable of.
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